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Greek Sculpture. comp SPEARBEARER / DORYPHOROS POLYKLEITOS 460 BCE 6’11” ROMAN MARBLE COPY OF GREEK ORIGINAL p. 198.

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1 Greek Sculpture

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3 SPEARBEARER / DORYPHOROS POLYKLEITOS 460 BCE 6’11” ROMAN MARBLE COPY OF GREEK ORIGINAL p. 198

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6 RIACE BRONZES AUTHORSHIP UNCERTAIN c. 460

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9 Roman Sculpture Purposes: funerary and political Columbaria- public tombs Imagines- wax masks How is ancestry connected to politics? Augustus and propaganda Sebasteia- temples of imperial cult Damnatio memoriae

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12 Portrait head of an elderly woman, Late Republican or Early Imperial, Augustan, ca. 40–20 b.c

13 1st century b.c.; Republican Roman http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb /hb_12.233.jpg

14 Old Market Woman (copy of Greek Original) A.D. 14–68

15 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm ons/3/3b/Augustus_as_pontifex_maximus.jpg

16 Emperor Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus, known as Caligula, 37–41; Julio–Claudian Roman http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/h2 /h2_14.37.jpg

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